Sentence examples for potential to pollute from inspiring English sources

Both have the potential to pollute water supplies.

If we are going to establish meaningful environmental protocols, then they must include the two nations that have the potential to pollute the air faster, and in greater annual volume, than any nation ever in history.

Ms. James argues that the Canadian government is pushing rapid development of the pipeline despite its potential to pollute the Great Bear rain forest and the coast of British Columbia.

As the United States undergoes a boom in the production of gas from shale, hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has come under fire from environmentalists and others for its potential to pollute the air and contaminate drinking water.

With the increased production of gas from shale in the United States, the process of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, has come under fire for its potential to pollute the air and contaminate drinking water.

While energy companies say they have identified significant deposits of shale gas in the south of the country, Parliament passed a law last year outlawing its extraction via hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking," because of concerns over its potential to pollute drinking water.

The resolutions, which come from a wide array of investment groups, labor unions, religious organizations, pension managers and others, include requests for reports on a broad range of environmental topics, like the impacts of extreme surface mining of coal, the potential for gas drillers to pollute drinking water and the environmental impacts associated with development of Canada's oil sands.

Mr. Cox accused Mr. Kilpatrick, who is black, of trying to portray himself as the victim of racial persecution to pollute the potential jury pool in the event that he is charged and tried.

The Supreme Court recently ruled that the potential of genetically engineered crops to pollute organic varieties is a reason to hold back Monsanto's Frankencrops - not promote them!

"Right now, we are incentivizing the world to pollute," the solar panel company boss, who is meeting with officials and potential business partners in Paris this week, told The Huffington Post by phone.

Whenever problems of social cost are more diffuse, such as pollution in which we are all both perpetrators and potential victims, Miliband's idea is that government can step in to establish artificial markets in "permits to pollute".